Parallel Lives, Congenial Visions
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Parallel Lives, Congenial Visions
Christian Precursors of Modernity in China and Japan
Leeb, Leopold
Taylor & Francis Ltd
03/2024
264
Dura
Inglês
9781032621982
15 a 20 dias
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Preface by He Guanghu
Preface by Muraoka Takamitsu
Preface by the Author
Introduction
Chapter One: The Trailblazers' Guides: Anjiro (ca. 1520-1565) and Zhong Mingren (1562-1621)
Chapter Two: The First Translators of European Texts: Yohoken (ca. 1510-1596) and Xu Ruohan
(ca. 1670-1740) 9
Chapter Three: Noble Promoters of Military Reforms: Otomo Sorin (1530-1587) and Xu Guangqi
(1562-1633)
Chapter Four: "Grace" and "Brilliance": Hosokawa Garasha (1563-1600) and Candida Xu
(1607-1680)
Chapter Five: Pioneers of Comparative Philosophy: Fukansai (1565-1621) and Yang Tingyun
(ca. 1557-1628)
Chapter Six: The First Native Priests: Kimura (1565-1622) and Luo Wenzao (1617-1691)
Chapter Seven: The First Travelers to Europe: Ito Mancio (1569-1612) and Zheng Manuo
(1633-1673)
Chapter Eight: Precursors of the Internationalization of the Script: Dourado (1567-1620) and
Wang Zheng (1571-1644)
Chapter Nine: The First Editors of Bilingual Dictionaries: Martin Hara (1568-1629) and
Huang Risheng (1679-1716)
Chapter Ten: The Earliest Celebrities in Europe: Hasekura Tsunenaga (1571-1622) and
Shen Fuzong (ca. 1658-1692)
Chapter Eleven: Western Art in the East: Jacobus Niva (Ni Yagu, 1579-1638) and You Wenhui
(1575-1633)
Chapter Twelve: Hope of the Suppressed: Amakusa Shiro (1622-1638) and Wang Maria
(ca. 1855-1900)
Chapter Thirteen: Interrogation of a Messenger from the West: Arai Hakuseki (1657-1725) and
Kangxi (r. 1662-1722)
Chapter Fourteen: Early Students of Western Medicine: Gao Leisi (1732-1795), Yang Dewang
(1733-1798), and Sugita Genpaku (1733-1817)
Chapter Fifteen: The First Teachers of Western Languages: Ogata Koan (1810-1863) and Xue Madou
(ca. 1780-1860)
Chapter Sixteen: Organizers of Modern Media: Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901) and Ying Lianzhi
(1866-1926)
Chapter Seventeen: Creators of Universities: Yan Yongjing (1838-1898) and Niijima Jo
(1843-1890)
Chapter Eighteen: Entrepreneurs and Philanthropists: Shibusawa Eiichi (1840-1931) and Lu Bohong
(1875-1937)
Chapter Nineteen: The First Female Physicians: Ogino Ginko (1851-1913) and Jin Yamei (1864-1934) 135
Chapter Twenty: Pioneers of Women's Education: Tsuda Umeko (1864-1929) and Zeng Baosun
(1893-1978)
Chapter Twenty-One: Faith on the Way to Inculturation: Uemura Masahisa (1858-1925) and Zhao Zichen
(T.C. Chao, 1888-1979)
Chapter Twenty-Two: Fathers of Constitutional Law: Ume Kenjiro (1860-1910) and Wu Jingxiong
(1899-1986)
Chapter Twenty-Three: Creators of an Image of the East: Nitobe Inazo (1862-1933) and Gu Hongming
(1857-1928)
Chapter Twenty-Four: Independent Prophets: Uchimura Kanzo (1861-1930) and Wang Mingdao
(1900-1991)
Chapter Twenty-Five: Pioneers in the Study of History: Saeki Yoshiro (1871-1965) and Chen Yuan
(1880-1971)
Chapter Twenty-Six: The First Students of Classical Hebrew: Kotsuji Setsuzo (1887-1965) and
Li Rongfang (1899-1973)
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Indigenization of Christian Art: Chen Yuandu (1903-1967) and Watanabe Sadao
(1913-1996)
Chapter Twenty-Eight: A Life for the Poor: Wu Yongbo (1916-2002) and Kitahara Satoko (1929-1958)
Conclusion: Two Nations on the Way to Modernity
Preface by Muraoka Takamitsu
Preface by the Author
Introduction
Chapter One: The Trailblazers' Guides: Anjiro (ca. 1520-1565) and Zhong Mingren (1562-1621)
Chapter Two: The First Translators of European Texts: Yohoken (ca. 1510-1596) and Xu Ruohan
(ca. 1670-1740) 9
Chapter Three: Noble Promoters of Military Reforms: Otomo Sorin (1530-1587) and Xu Guangqi
(1562-1633)
Chapter Four: "Grace" and "Brilliance": Hosokawa Garasha (1563-1600) and Candida Xu
(1607-1680)
Chapter Five: Pioneers of Comparative Philosophy: Fukansai (1565-1621) and Yang Tingyun
(ca. 1557-1628)
Chapter Six: The First Native Priests: Kimura (1565-1622) and Luo Wenzao (1617-1691)
Chapter Seven: The First Travelers to Europe: Ito Mancio (1569-1612) and Zheng Manuo
(1633-1673)
Chapter Eight: Precursors of the Internationalization of the Script: Dourado (1567-1620) and
Wang Zheng (1571-1644)
Chapter Nine: The First Editors of Bilingual Dictionaries: Martin Hara (1568-1629) and
Huang Risheng (1679-1716)
Chapter Ten: The Earliest Celebrities in Europe: Hasekura Tsunenaga (1571-1622) and
Shen Fuzong (ca. 1658-1692)
Chapter Eleven: Western Art in the East: Jacobus Niva (Ni Yagu, 1579-1638) and You Wenhui
(1575-1633)
Chapter Twelve: Hope of the Suppressed: Amakusa Shiro (1622-1638) and Wang Maria
(ca. 1855-1900)
Chapter Thirteen: Interrogation of a Messenger from the West: Arai Hakuseki (1657-1725) and
Kangxi (r. 1662-1722)
Chapter Fourteen: Early Students of Western Medicine: Gao Leisi (1732-1795), Yang Dewang
(1733-1798), and Sugita Genpaku (1733-1817)
Chapter Fifteen: The First Teachers of Western Languages: Ogata Koan (1810-1863) and Xue Madou
(ca. 1780-1860)
Chapter Sixteen: Organizers of Modern Media: Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901) and Ying Lianzhi
(1866-1926)
Chapter Seventeen: Creators of Universities: Yan Yongjing (1838-1898) and Niijima Jo
(1843-1890)
Chapter Eighteen: Entrepreneurs and Philanthropists: Shibusawa Eiichi (1840-1931) and Lu Bohong
(1875-1937)
Chapter Nineteen: The First Female Physicians: Ogino Ginko (1851-1913) and Jin Yamei (1864-1934) 135
Chapter Twenty: Pioneers of Women's Education: Tsuda Umeko (1864-1929) and Zeng Baosun
(1893-1978)
Chapter Twenty-One: Faith on the Way to Inculturation: Uemura Masahisa (1858-1925) and Zhao Zichen
(T.C. Chao, 1888-1979)
Chapter Twenty-Two: Fathers of Constitutional Law: Ume Kenjiro (1860-1910) and Wu Jingxiong
(1899-1986)
Chapter Twenty-Three: Creators of an Image of the East: Nitobe Inazo (1862-1933) and Gu Hongming
(1857-1928)
Chapter Twenty-Four: Independent Prophets: Uchimura Kanzo (1861-1930) and Wang Mingdao
(1900-1991)
Chapter Twenty-Five: Pioneers in the Study of History: Saeki Yoshiro (1871-1965) and Chen Yuan
(1880-1971)
Chapter Twenty-Six: The First Students of Classical Hebrew: Kotsuji Setsuzo (1887-1965) and
Li Rongfang (1899-1973)
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Indigenization of Christian Art: Chen Yuandu (1903-1967) and Watanabe Sadao
(1913-1996)
Chapter Twenty-Eight: A Life for the Poor: Wu Yongbo (1916-2002) and Kitahara Satoko (1929-1958)
Conclusion: Two Nations on the Way to Modernity
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East Asian modernisation;cross-cultural exchange;missionary influence;Confucian-Buddhist dialogue;translation studies Asia;comparative biography research;Christian intellectuals in East Asia
Preface by He Guanghu
Preface by Muraoka Takamitsu
Preface by the Author
Introduction
Chapter One: The Trailblazers' Guides: Anjiro (ca. 1520-1565) and Zhong Mingren (1562-1621)
Chapter Two: The First Translators of European Texts: Yohoken (ca. 1510-1596) and Xu Ruohan
(ca. 1670-1740) 9
Chapter Three: Noble Promoters of Military Reforms: Otomo Sorin (1530-1587) and Xu Guangqi
(1562-1633)
Chapter Four: "Grace" and "Brilliance": Hosokawa Garasha (1563-1600) and Candida Xu
(1607-1680)
Chapter Five: Pioneers of Comparative Philosophy: Fukansai (1565-1621) and Yang Tingyun
(ca. 1557-1628)
Chapter Six: The First Native Priests: Kimura (1565-1622) and Luo Wenzao (1617-1691)
Chapter Seven: The First Travelers to Europe: Ito Mancio (1569-1612) and Zheng Manuo
(1633-1673)
Chapter Eight: Precursors of the Internationalization of the Script: Dourado (1567-1620) and
Wang Zheng (1571-1644)
Chapter Nine: The First Editors of Bilingual Dictionaries: Martin Hara (1568-1629) and
Huang Risheng (1679-1716)
Chapter Ten: The Earliest Celebrities in Europe: Hasekura Tsunenaga (1571-1622) and
Shen Fuzong (ca. 1658-1692)
Chapter Eleven: Western Art in the East: Jacobus Niva (Ni Yagu, 1579-1638) and You Wenhui
(1575-1633)
Chapter Twelve: Hope of the Suppressed: Amakusa Shiro (1622-1638) and Wang Maria
(ca. 1855-1900)
Chapter Thirteen: Interrogation of a Messenger from the West: Arai Hakuseki (1657-1725) and
Kangxi (r. 1662-1722)
Chapter Fourteen: Early Students of Western Medicine: Gao Leisi (1732-1795), Yang Dewang
(1733-1798), and Sugita Genpaku (1733-1817)
Chapter Fifteen: The First Teachers of Western Languages: Ogata Koan (1810-1863) and Xue Madou
(ca. 1780-1860)
Chapter Sixteen: Organizers of Modern Media: Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901) and Ying Lianzhi
(1866-1926)
Chapter Seventeen: Creators of Universities: Yan Yongjing (1838-1898) and Niijima Jo
(1843-1890)
Chapter Eighteen: Entrepreneurs and Philanthropists: Shibusawa Eiichi (1840-1931) and Lu Bohong
(1875-1937)
Chapter Nineteen: The First Female Physicians: Ogino Ginko (1851-1913) and Jin Yamei (1864-1934) 135
Chapter Twenty: Pioneers of Women's Education: Tsuda Umeko (1864-1929) and Zeng Baosun
(1893-1978)
Chapter Twenty-One: Faith on the Way to Inculturation: Uemura Masahisa (1858-1925) and Zhao Zichen
(T.C. Chao, 1888-1979)
Chapter Twenty-Two: Fathers of Constitutional Law: Ume Kenjiro (1860-1910) and Wu Jingxiong
(1899-1986)
Chapter Twenty-Three: Creators of an Image of the East: Nitobe Inazo (1862-1933) and Gu Hongming
(1857-1928)
Chapter Twenty-Four: Independent Prophets: Uchimura Kanzo (1861-1930) and Wang Mingdao
(1900-1991)
Chapter Twenty-Five: Pioneers in the Study of History: Saeki Yoshiro (1871-1965) and Chen Yuan
(1880-1971)
Chapter Twenty-Six: The First Students of Classical Hebrew: Kotsuji Setsuzo (1887-1965) and
Li Rongfang (1899-1973)
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Indigenization of Christian Art: Chen Yuandu (1903-1967) and Watanabe Sadao
(1913-1996)
Chapter Twenty-Eight: A Life for the Poor: Wu Yongbo (1916-2002) and Kitahara Satoko (1929-1958)
Conclusion: Two Nations on the Way to Modernity
Preface by Muraoka Takamitsu
Preface by the Author
Introduction
Chapter One: The Trailblazers' Guides: Anjiro (ca. 1520-1565) and Zhong Mingren (1562-1621)
Chapter Two: The First Translators of European Texts: Yohoken (ca. 1510-1596) and Xu Ruohan
(ca. 1670-1740) 9
Chapter Three: Noble Promoters of Military Reforms: Otomo Sorin (1530-1587) and Xu Guangqi
(1562-1633)
Chapter Four: "Grace" and "Brilliance": Hosokawa Garasha (1563-1600) and Candida Xu
(1607-1680)
Chapter Five: Pioneers of Comparative Philosophy: Fukansai (1565-1621) and Yang Tingyun
(ca. 1557-1628)
Chapter Six: The First Native Priests: Kimura (1565-1622) and Luo Wenzao (1617-1691)
Chapter Seven: The First Travelers to Europe: Ito Mancio (1569-1612) and Zheng Manuo
(1633-1673)
Chapter Eight: Precursors of the Internationalization of the Script: Dourado (1567-1620) and
Wang Zheng (1571-1644)
Chapter Nine: The First Editors of Bilingual Dictionaries: Martin Hara (1568-1629) and
Huang Risheng (1679-1716)
Chapter Ten: The Earliest Celebrities in Europe: Hasekura Tsunenaga (1571-1622) and
Shen Fuzong (ca. 1658-1692)
Chapter Eleven: Western Art in the East: Jacobus Niva (Ni Yagu, 1579-1638) and You Wenhui
(1575-1633)
Chapter Twelve: Hope of the Suppressed: Amakusa Shiro (1622-1638) and Wang Maria
(ca. 1855-1900)
Chapter Thirteen: Interrogation of a Messenger from the West: Arai Hakuseki (1657-1725) and
Kangxi (r. 1662-1722)
Chapter Fourteen: Early Students of Western Medicine: Gao Leisi (1732-1795), Yang Dewang
(1733-1798), and Sugita Genpaku (1733-1817)
Chapter Fifteen: The First Teachers of Western Languages: Ogata Koan (1810-1863) and Xue Madou
(ca. 1780-1860)
Chapter Sixteen: Organizers of Modern Media: Fukuzawa Yukichi (1835-1901) and Ying Lianzhi
(1866-1926)
Chapter Seventeen: Creators of Universities: Yan Yongjing (1838-1898) and Niijima Jo
(1843-1890)
Chapter Eighteen: Entrepreneurs and Philanthropists: Shibusawa Eiichi (1840-1931) and Lu Bohong
(1875-1937)
Chapter Nineteen: The First Female Physicians: Ogino Ginko (1851-1913) and Jin Yamei (1864-1934) 135
Chapter Twenty: Pioneers of Women's Education: Tsuda Umeko (1864-1929) and Zeng Baosun
(1893-1978)
Chapter Twenty-One: Faith on the Way to Inculturation: Uemura Masahisa (1858-1925) and Zhao Zichen
(T.C. Chao, 1888-1979)
Chapter Twenty-Two: Fathers of Constitutional Law: Ume Kenjiro (1860-1910) and Wu Jingxiong
(1899-1986)
Chapter Twenty-Three: Creators of an Image of the East: Nitobe Inazo (1862-1933) and Gu Hongming
(1857-1928)
Chapter Twenty-Four: Independent Prophets: Uchimura Kanzo (1861-1930) and Wang Mingdao
(1900-1991)
Chapter Twenty-Five: Pioneers in the Study of History: Saeki Yoshiro (1871-1965) and Chen Yuan
(1880-1971)
Chapter Twenty-Six: The First Students of Classical Hebrew: Kotsuji Setsuzo (1887-1965) and
Li Rongfang (1899-1973)
Chapter Twenty-Seven: Indigenization of Christian Art: Chen Yuandu (1903-1967) and Watanabe Sadao
(1913-1996)
Chapter Twenty-Eight: A Life for the Poor: Wu Yongbo (1916-2002) and Kitahara Satoko (1929-1958)
Conclusion: Two Nations on the Way to Modernity
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